New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25

store has lcen sentenced 10 seventeen years ana
four months Imprisonment, and In addition VIII
lave 10 nay n fine OF s20.s00 with costs. lie
was convicted OF IA violation OF the hGuor iaw OF
the state. After James has served his term IN
prison and has banded over the fine money II IS
more than likely that La will display this notice
done IN biz letters In front OF his drug store:
Positively no w1nhine At the soda fountain
allowed
"You can get up pretty good dinner without
wine remarked Governor Hill 10 the Newburg
reception committee. Yes. Governor. but YOU
can't get up much Of liquor vote without
vetoing such measures rs the Vedder bill.
The agreeable announcement is made that no
contest Will be instituted 20 break the VIII OF
that singular philanthroIist, Jose Scvllh, who
left SJCU,GOO in care OF trustees with which to
found an educational asJ lum tor poor children in
Ncw-Yorll This sum Is supposed to be about
onc-siNth Of the dead mans estate, 80 that his
relatives will stll enjoy comfortable provision
MIR Sevilla was Peruvian merchant, who lived
in this city for about twenty yenrs before his
death " was here that he made his fortune, q
fact which accounts for his desire to spend a
fair part OF It In bcneflting the unfortunate
rc0.le whose sureriESs must stand out sadly
evident TO one whose life Is passed in the lower
parts Of New-York There Will he no lack Of
occupants for Mr. Sevihs educational home, and
the incstmah!e good it will do must make his
memory grateful to the minds OF the ambitious
poor.
Boss Mclaughlin Is said Ia be looking for
ward confidently TO another sw ecping victory
for his Iarty" In brooklyn. The kind OF sweep
ing victory" that the people OF Brooklyn would
gain much credit for achieving is victory that
would sweep the Democratic ring out of power
forever.
To Book Worm: You inquire for the author Of
the saying. 1t Is the unexpected that happens
His name is Virgins on the Grampian Hills.
Metaphor has seldom flourishcd with moro care
less luxuriancc than in the report to the New
Hampshire Legislature upon the bribery scandal
The members Of the lobby are compared, In one SEN
tence, 10 "carrion birds who have gathered about
the capitol 10 feast on the decay Of public morals'
in the next, To "barnacles' who cling upon "a
wearied and prosecuted audience" These bar
naclcs7 charged in earlier clauses with zig
norhg" "spurniDg' "heeding," hanging
around" penetrating" boldly entering and
finally as "clinging," which is the only legiti-
mate occupation of u barnaclc at any time, though
pharmacies" which cling "u,on udcnccs" are
happily rare, and are easily disposed Of. The
committee express the fear that the people will
lie corrodcd," which the committees rhetoric
appears to have been.
The late congress OF Socialists demanded among
other things,a common ownc rship OF all machinery
The propretors of the machine that is TO run the
Democratic State Convention this week are
understood to object. common ownership might
seriously interfere with their little scheme
The dispatches announce that the Womcn'S
Christian Temperance Union in Tennessee arc
preparing TO furnish coffee and other rcfrcshmcnt
TO voters during the election next Thursday over
the Prohibition amendment. This practice has
prevailed In most OF the States and no doubt
with the most innocent intentions. But it is n
question whether IL may not need TO be checked
IN the interest of public morality. In different
PARTS Of the West the saloon keepers have quickly
caught up the idea from the ladies, and the result